Identifier: ForeststreamXXIIA (find matches)
Title: Forest and stream
Year: 1873 (1870s)
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Subjects: Periodicals Hunting Fishing Outdoor life Sports
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : (Forest and Stream Publishing Co.)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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tprize, Mr. Rockfelder; second prize, Capt. Cranmer; third prize, C.F. Morgan; fourth prize, Mr Schiellein, and fifth prize. Mr. Adams.Class C, first prize was divided between Cameron and Donnelly;second prize. Mr. Smith: third prize, Mr. Henrv Sharpe; fourth nrize,Mr. Rockfelder; and fifth prize, Mr. Eppig. The referees for the daywere F. E. JMorgeu for the first and second squad and Harry Millerfor the third squad. G. Gjldersleeve acted as referee for the con-testfints. The men were classified in then- proper shooting order byIVIr. Hary Thorpe, whose work dnring the day was very laboi-ious butdiligently performed. CLUB SCOUES.—Correspondents who favor us with scores arerequested to send them ni as soon as po.isible after the matchesdescribed. We go to pre-is Wednesdays; and it is necessary thatmatter for publication shoxdd be in liand by Monday, or Tuesdayat tlie latest. THE NEW ORLEANS CLAY-PIGEON TOURNAMENT.-Substitutefor IMatch No. 3, fli-st day, the followmg: Match No. 8—Th^
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THE MOHICAN SETTEE SAIL. Marino Elastic Felt Gun Wad Match. Conditions: All shells in thismatch shall be loaded with the merino elastic felt gun wad. Oneshell of each shooter shall be challenged by a judge, the shooter to beruled out if the shell is found to contain any other wad: shootersusmg -wood powder to be allowed the use of a thin cardboard wadnext to the powders. Individual sweepstake, entrance $5; five singleclay-pigeons and two doubles. To the best score, in addition to firetmoney, a gold medal donated by the Merino Elastic Gun Wad Co., ofBaltimore. Md. Thanks to the exertions of Messrs. A. Cardona, Jr., and Capt. A.M. Ancoin, of New Orleans, La., arrangements have been made tosecure several thousand five bats for the New Orleans tournamentwhich will probably be held at the New Orleans Base Ball Park. Theformer writes: The sportsmen here have become somewhat enthusi-astic over the idea of the shoot, and the general impression is it willbe quite a success. I feel sm-e that wh

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